'here we go, here we go, here we go' [REPEAT]

It wasn't a good atmosphere last year. Hoping the derby rivalry will help it be a bit better this year but as mentioned by others so much at stake for a great atmosphere

Tony Smith's Barmy Army, Tony Smith's Barmy Army etc etc

Thanks Mystic Yed. I know what you mean with the tense atmosphere thing. Fingers crossed we can do it and we give a great send off to Morley, Carvell, Hodgson and Cooper.

Joel, Joel ... Michael, Michael... Do we need any more? Oh yes One Lee Briers... Then finished of with " Champions, Champions"

Really funny the Monaghan song. Sounded great at the magic weekend in Manchester. Would be so great to do it and have half of Old Trafford, in primrose and blue sing the rafters out.

My nerves are shot to pieces already , think i may need valium come saturday morning

If it's a close game I don't think I'll make it through the day. I'm already tense so I'll have to calm the nerves with some liquid refreshment.

One of the best things last year was the singing on the tram up, you wouldn't have thought there were any Leeds fans in Manchester from the noise the Wire faithful were making. Made the walk back after the game, even harder.

Apparently their mum is coming over so it would be great if we can ding it for her to show her our appreciation of her sons.

Just watched said video, atmosphere is nothing special?

Just got to bring magic weekend to OT simples.

Magic Weekend was a good laugh, but this is completely different from that. Unless we absolutely hammer them - which is really unlikely - I don't envisage much singing. Tension will rule until the result is beyond doubt.

Nice one Warrington Wolf, it would make her so proud to hear us singing her sons names. Ganson's optician; sounds daft but did you watch the clip from start to finish. When Dessie catches it the atmosphere gets up and when he breaks the line it goes up to another level and when he's rounding the full back it goes up a notch again. Might be my headphones making it louder than it is.

The atmosphere will look after itself this year. It'll be more of a hate match though, than the friendly Wembley that we all have come to experience there.

We hate Wigan, and the pope songs ringing out.
The funniest I heard once, god it must have been 20years or more, was (she'll be coming round the mountain when she comes)...oh id rather be a pastie than a pie!